Caravan Grill

There are plenty of Russian restaurants to try in the area before you head to this one. Appetizers are quite forgettable and that’s a pretty offensive statement for a Russian place where such things are taken seriously. For a large party, food comes out slowly and uneventfully. Waiters are pleasant but not very good at what they do. Décor is poor.

Walked in for lunch the restaurant was almost empty they said they have no place for 2 people. No explanation. People behind the counter were rude. Will never come back

We ended up here after a lovely Sunday spent at the aquarium in Coney Island followed by a lazy and long afternoon at a banya. We were actually trying to get into Nargis across the street as it came highly recommended by Unilocalers and our banya employees. But Nargis was spilling over when we arrived — so we impatiently hopped across the street to this spot. The food was hearty and pretty authentic based on my experiences in Russia and at Uzbek restaurants there and in NYC (this restaurant is a mish-​mash of Russia+CIS countries’ cuisines). We all felt satisfied with our orders of dumplings, cheese crepes, kebabs, egg/​beet salad, etc. Considering the cross section of our orders, the place did a decent job — pleasant surprise considering it was near-​empty compared to Nargis. On a last note, the décor is kitschy and over the top but I don’t think this place is trying to be anything more than a neighborhood spot for comfort food.

came here for a bday party yesterday for my friend dj magik.
by the time i arrived, people were knee deep in alcohol, food, and great service.
while i cant pronounce the name, i can certain understand what was going on here. totally worth coming to!

OMG!!! That’s all I can say! How can you serve food with STONES and SAND in it??? I am Serious! I thought my tooth is gonna broke… Damn I am never gonna come back there!!! Sorry… It’s close to my home, but no way!!!